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Walt737 16th Dec 2006 14:32

Zoom UK
 
Zoom Uk have started recruiting cabin crew for their new operation out of LGW. All applications are being handled online. Apparently they are looking for Cabin Managers and Cabin Crew.

www.airlinerecruitment-zoomuk.com is the site

Should be quite a good opportunity for those wanting to join a new operation with solid foundations.

tiggerific_69 16th Dec 2006 15:51

thanks for that :ok:

leisurelad 16th Dec 2006 23:45

Evening All,

Thanks for the info. anyone know if they are setting up an ops dept here at gatwick.

Cheers
leisurelad

NCL1 18th Dec 2006 10:30

is it only LGW that they will be recruiting for in the UK or is this planne dto expand to other UK bases?

tiggerific_69 18th Dec 2006 10:34

it appears to be LGW only at the moment

vodkaholic 18th Dec 2006 12:52

does anyone know exactly what airports Zoom Uk will be flying to? i know on the recruitment website it says the East coast of America, but just wondered if anyone had any more info.

Also, do you know how they will be working their standby duties? Will standbys be interspersed within your normal monthly rosta? Or will you have a whole month of standby duties?

Thanks to anyone who has any info!! :ok:

SuperBoy 18th Dec 2006 15:52

I stand to be corrected but I read an articale in the mail stating that they are planning to fly to NYC initially with plans to start flying to SFO.

Airside London 18th Dec 2006 16:22

Zoom.
 
Based at London Gatwick, you will be flying on long-haul routes and it's envisaged that you will be undertaking between five and six trips per month. Most of these will be three-day trips to the east coast of North America. As there route network expands, roster patters will change over time to encompass new destinations and trips of up to five days.

Virginia 18th Dec 2006 19:21

What experience do you need to be a senior or a cabin manager?

vodkaholic 19th Dec 2006 11:58


Originally Posted by Airside London (Post 3026069)
Based at London Gatwick, you will be flying on long-haul routes and it's envisaged that you will be undertaking between five and six trips per month. Most of these will be three-day trips to the east coast of North America. As there route network expands, roster patters will change over time to encompass new destinations and trips of up to five days.

lol, well i read that on their website but i wanted 2 know the exact routes. thanks superboy!! think i'd get a bit bored just flying to new york 5 times a month to start with lol.

Airside London 19th Dec 2006 15:06

:hmm: , I think MCO is one of the first destination's ;)

SuperBoy 19th Dec 2006 15:39

Airside London,

You seem to be in the know. LOL ;)

Airside London 19th Dec 2006 17:39


Originally Posted by SuperBoy (Post 3027782)
Airside London,

You seem to be in the know. LOL ;)

Well you know me :p ...

SuperBoy 19th Dec 2006 22:00

Apparently I do, :hmm:

Check your pm. :)

aar4n5 20th Dec 2006 12:51

Zoom stby
 
Just sent my application off for Zoom at the end of the form it says that one day standbys will be rostered the day before a rostered flight and that they will being doing this until more routes start up then it will be a block standby.
They also state that due to crew fatigue they want all crew to commute the night before although not sure how they plan to enforce this.
Still not 100% on the routes they will be doing ??? Can't find anymore info even the Zoom website has no route information.

tiggerific_69 20th Dec 2006 12:59

i applied and dont remember seeing that at the end of the application form

aar4n5 20th Dec 2006 13:29

It was at the end when you confirm everything is true and accurate and you send it away. Did you get the confirmation email shortly afterwards?

tiggerific_69 20th Dec 2006 16:33

yep i did.still dont recall seeing that though

vodkaholic 20th Dec 2006 19:20

i too have applied and didn't see this at the end of the application. i got a confirmation email, but nothing in that either about standbys...however, i suppose that has to be good news for commuting crew. but if they want to enforce that crew commute down the night before a trip they will have to provide accomodation, or at least give a crew discount i would have thought...

206cc_jim 20th Dec 2006 22:54

I have just gone back to my completed application and gone through every page, i cant find where it mentions that about sby's ....

odd... oh well it is interesting but i'm sure if/as and when we need to know that info it will be communicated to us!!

vodkaholic 20th Dec 2006 23:05

expect they will explain it to the lucky ones who get interviews!!

tiggerific_69 21st Dec 2006 00:24

Definitely not on the last page....

Application ID: XXXXXXX Print Your Application

Acknowledgement
Your application will shortly be acknowledged by email to the following address:


[email protected]

All relevant details of your application will be included in this acknowledgement for further reference.

You have now completed the initial online application process. Your application will now be reviewed as soon as possible. Should we require any further information or require you to participate in the selection process you will be contacted.

Thank you for applying

aar4n5 21st Dec 2006 10:32

sorry for the confusion everyone it didn't say about the standbys at the end of the application its in the new advert on aviationjobsearch.com :ugh:
Just recieved an email from Zoom asking if i wanted to apply for anything other than main cabin crew, there is Grade A cabin crew £12,500 with 2+ years flying experience. Cabin Manager £18,500 4+ years wide bodied supervisor experience and trainers £18,500 with the relavent training expereince.
Anyone else had this email??

vodkaholic 21st Dec 2006 14:41

yep i got this today. i can't apply for anything other than main cabin crew though as much as i would like to he he because I don't have the experience. Seems very good money though for cabin managers!

aar4n5 22nd Dec 2006 11:10

me too i just fall short of the 2 years experience requried for Grade A crew so have go for main crew. Sounds like its gonna be a good set-up just wanna know what the routes are gonna be.

vodkaholic 22nd Dec 2006 12:06

some people have said florida, others have said new york. but they are going to be looking at doing more routes when its up and running. sure we'll find out soon!

EGKK-Boi 22nd Dec 2006 14:21

Yeah i got this email too today, i'm in the same boat, so its main crew for me too... mind you after going as the number 2 yesterday on a SH flight i think i'd tear my hair out as the 2 on a LH flight...

I really would like to know what destinations they plan to serve

Virginia 22nd Dec 2006 15:43

What is Cabin Crew Grade A?

Bandit_70 22nd Dec 2006 18:24


Originally Posted by Virginia (Post 3033489)
What is Cabin Crew Grade A?


Experienced cabin crew only

Good luck all,hope to see you at the selection days...

EGKK-Boi 22nd Dec 2006 21:23

i would imagine thats their equivlent of assistant purser/senior cc...

teachin 23rd Dec 2006 08:35

Applied this morning! Will let you know!
Teach

Gear 27th Dec 2006 13:33

Hi guys,
New on this forum which i visited to get some info about zoom. Have also applied last week , and received this email too (asking to specify the position wanted). Applied for Cabin Manager and can't wait to get news now. Did u get any ?
Thx.

KUMOOZ 27th Dec 2006 15:44

Routes
 
On the question of routes.
The first aircraft will be operating to New York for the summer :)
Good luck to all that have applied, Happy New Year :ok:

hawkieboy 28th Dec 2006 19:15

I just applied too
 
4 trips to NYC a month.. Bring it on :-) Better than 45 mins in Copenhagen :-)

Good luck everyone!

teacoffee 29th Dec 2006 07:18

Hi there applied at the weekend but haven't received an email back from them yet. How long did anyone have to wait?
Thanks & good luck to everyone :)

Gear 29th Dec 2006 07:41


Originally Posted by teacoffee (Post 3041537)
Hi there applied at the weekend but haven't received an email back from them yet. How long did anyone have to wait?
Thanks & good luck to everyone :)


Hi teacoffee (sugar, no milk, please)
I think i received it like 3 days after i had applied.
Wish u good luck too.
X.

teacoffee 29th Dec 2006 07:52

Thank you
maybe their offices closed over holidays so wont panic yet!! :)

crib08 2nd Jan 2007 19:05

zoom zoom
 
Does anyone know how they go about employing the crew manager, i.e lenth of service you have with previous airline all that?

vodkaholic 2nd Jan 2007 20:08

here is what is said about cabin manager in the email they sent out.

CABIN MANAGER
You must have four years flying experience, two of which as a senior role onboard a wide bodied aircraft would be preferable.

Salary £18,500 + 10% pension contribution

is crew manager different to cabin manager??

FlyJumbo 6th Jan 2007 11:08

Question???
 
Can anyone help? I have recently applied for cabin crew at Zoom, but have not received any confirmation e-mail saying that they have received my application. On their website, it now states that the applications are now closed, and I am now worried that they have not received my application. I sent it off at the end of december. I was wondering if anyone had any reply from them with a direct e-mail adress or a telephone number in the UK that I would be able to phone them and ask them.

Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks
FlyJumbo


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